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You might have better luck using g++ rather than clang for Objective-C++. We originally developed it on gcc (there was no llvm and the NeXT used gcc). By the
by gumby 3y ago
You might have better luck using g++ rather than clang for Objective-C++. We originally developed it on gcc (there was no llvm and the NeXT used gcc). By the time Apple switched to llvm I imagine they weren't as interested in Objective-c++
- pjmlp 3y agoGCC isn't that compatible with everything post Objective-C 2.0, there is only a kind of partial support. At WWDC 2023 there were a couple of sessions with Objective-C++ content, e.g. how to extend PyTorch on macOS.
- eschaton 3y agoYour imagination is incorrect.
- gumby 3y agoI'm glad to hear it. Getting ObjC++ to work in the first place 30 years ago was a crazy project.